Discover Your Birth Date's Significance & have some fun!

Unveil new things and historical significance of your birth date with just a click. Find out if your birth date sucks or shines, and do a quiz of your birth date at the same time.

The author's birth date sucks!

He was not impressed to discover a British tech entrepreneur used a search algorithm to find a day in history where nothing of note happened. It was on April 11, 1954 and has the dubious honor of being known as the most boring day in history!

For More Insights of Your Birth Date

click the MORE button for extra search variables

Simply enter your birth day and month, or the day, month & year, near top left and click SEARCH on the right. You can also search specifically for Events, Birthdays, Deaths, Weddings and even A QUIZ ABOUT YOUR BIRTH DATE.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your questions answered for a seamless experience.

What is Does My Birth Date Suck?

It's an online platform that lets you explore historical facts and events related to your birth date, and to compare and compete with your friends.

How do I use the website?

Click the Discover Now blue button, then click your birth date (day and month only) in the list-of- days-of-the-year table that appears. There follows a very detailed list of periods to choose from e.g: Pre-1600; 1602-1900; and 1901-present (the most relatable)

Is the service free to use?

Yes, Does My Birth Date Suck is completely free! Enjoy exploring with no hidden fees, available 24/7.

What kind of information can I find?

You’ll discover historical events, famous birthdays, trivia, and much more related to your birth date!

How can I contact support?

For inquiries and help, email webextra@icloud.com

Fun Things To Do Here

Whose birth date sucks most?
Who gets to drive?
Who pays for the next drinks?
Kids: Who does the dishes?
Share a quiz of your birth date from the MORE button.

See below for how to.

Fun use of your finds

Decide what things make your birth date suck, or not? Logically, negative things suck: battles, wars, deaths, invasions, earthquakes, natural catastrophes, shootings, hijackings etc etc. You get the idea. Positives don't suck and include: weddings, births, succession to throne, new innovations (eg 1st push-button telephone going into service), record-breaking achievements etc etc.

To make a fun challenge with one or more people, each one checks out their birth date and compares the result of choosing the 1st, 2nd, 5th, 10th or whatever entry in any of the sections. The 1901-Present section is more relatable than the very early dated sections. Of course any section can be used.

If results are equal, then choose another entry on the list. Maybe say—OK, the next one or the previous one, whatever. The winner may get to drive, escape the dish washing, or escape paying for the next round of drinks. Make up the rules as you go. Have fun.

The MORE button has lots more variables to choose from.

Expectant fathers, waiting anxiously at the maternity hospital, will now have an interesting activity directly relating to the birth.